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In the 1980s, otaku was a slur. It referred to obsessive fans of anime, manga, and games—socially stunted shut-ins who lived in their parents' basements. After the 1989 Tsutomu Miyazaki serial killer case (where the perpetrator was found to own a large collection of horror anime), the term became synonymous with "dangerous deviant."

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AKB48 did not just change music; they changed transactionality. The "handshake event" is the industry's crude oil. Fans buy multiple copies of the same single (sometimes hundreds) to receive tickets that allow them to shake a specific member's hand for ten seconds. In 2019, one fan spent ¥2 million (approx. $18,000) on 500 copies of a single to spend 83 minutes with his favorite member. In the 1980s, otaku was a slur

This is not fandom. It is a consensual economic hallucination. The transformation is a masterclass in rebranding

The entertainment industry is radically uchi (inside). A foreigner can love anime, but they will never understand the seiyuu (voice actor) fandom, where fans buy tickets just to hear a voice actor breathe into a microphone. The industry is built for Japanese people, by Japanese people. Localization is an afterthought.